Magrath Store News (August 30, 1984)

• Main Author: Magrath Trading Store
• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: J. A. Ririe 1984
• Subjects: Magrath (Alta.) > Newsletters; Alta; Fort McMurray; Canada; Hudson; Coleman; Rasmussen; Kay; Roland; Stripe; Lowry; Kari; Eternity; Wendell; Shelton; Three Sisters; Sumner; Medley; Mousse; Melton
• Online Access: http://digitallibrary.uleth.ca/cdm/ref/collection/sanl/id/1985

An archive of the Magrath Trading Store News. The University of Lethbridge Library received permission from the Wes Balderson to digitize and display this content. 8 a.tti. to 6 p.m. 8 a.iru to 1 p.m. MAGRATH TRADING CO. STORE NEWS OFFICE 758-3033 GROCERIES 758-3535 DRY GOODS 758-3252 HARTWARE DEPARTMENT 758-3065 . . . . . UPSTAIRS & STOFE NEWS 758-6377 STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday. Wednesday . *•. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30th, 1984 . MAGRATH, ALTA. ************************************************************************************* > HARDWARE DEPARTMENT ************************************************************************************* LARGE SIZE. BACK TO SCHOOL Buy your School Books this weekend and avoid the "Back-to-School" rush. SCHOOL SUPPLIES DISCOUNTED . ENTER YOUR NAME ON AS CHANCE TO WIN A SANYO AM/FM STERO CASSETTE PLAYER. RETAIL VALUE $79.95. DRAW MADE SEPTEMBER 29th. ' MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY HARDWARE DEPARTMENT. Juicer GSW JUICER - now you and your family A can enjoy the health & nutrition ben­efits of f.resh natural fruit juices. REGYKAR $53.95. GSW PRESERVING KETTLES. PRICED AT ADJUSTABLE SCREEN/FAN COMBINATION - fits sash windows 22" to 37". Large 24", 2 Speed Fans Easy carrying. "food'nfeed Lawn Care Get a jump on those dande­lions now that will be the giant ones in the Spring. Put on a Fall application of Weed 'N Feed.HOME HARDWARE M95 5000 sq. ft. coverage. GREEN CROSS. ONLY Here’s what you need for your $3.00/$1.00 cash refund $3.00 REFUND 1. Two cardboard cap liners from two 4-litre jugs of ‘‘PRESTONE II”. 2. The cash register tape showing purchase of two 4-litre jugs of “PRESTONFi II”. 3. Circle prices on cash register tape of “PF¿STONE II”. 4. This comp' ited refund form. PRESTONE ANTIFREEZE pe ■ jug. $1.00 REFUND 1. One cardboard cap liner from one 4-litre jug of/PRESTONE II” 2. The cash register tape showing purchase of one 4-litre jug of “PRESTONE II". Circle price on cash register tape of “PRESTONE II". completed refund form. □NIVAL ANTI­FREEZE, Jug. 4 The Alberta Temple was the scene of a beautiful Saturday morning wedding when Harold B. Bennett, President of the temple and family friend, married Terryl Danette Reeder, daughter of Barbara Reeder, and Clyde Delane Miller, son of Clyde and Wanda Miller of Shelley, Idaho, for "Time and All Eternity". Terryl was attended by her aunt, Heather Rasmussen, two of her friends, Kelly Bogdan of Magrath and Hei'di Pierce of American Fork, Utah and her three sisters Kim, Mickyla and Jessica. Clyde had as his best man his brother-in-law Jerry Thacker from Alta Mont, Utah. A family dinner was held in the afternoon at phe home of the bride's grandparents, Ben & Marge Rasmussen. Later in the evening a garden reception was held in the beautiful front yard of the bride's grandparents. We would like to thank all of those who smashing and the and Ila made the wedding and reception a success, especially Donna Beazer ladies who worked in the kitchen for decorating. BarbaraReeder, Clyde & Wanda B.J. & Marge Rasmussen, Clyde & Terryl Miller. Stan Stringam 9:8 Farewell services for Elder will be held this Sunday, September 2nd at a.m. in the Raymond Cultural Hall. All his ,t friends would be most welcome to attend. Stan has beem called t;o t jie French­speaking Montreal Mission and will enter . ne MTC September 13th, Open House for Stan will be heii Monday, September 3rd from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Stringam home. Friends and rel­atives are cordially invited to visit with him that evening. Elder Veri Stringam will be returning from the Washington Seattle Mission this week. He will be reporting his mission Sunday, September 2nd at 9 a.m. in the Raymond Cultural Hall. All his friends aré invited to attend. BROOKS HORTICULTURAL FIELD DAY - Friday, August 31st. The Magrath bus to Brooks will load on the west side of the schools from 6:45 to 7 a.m. and leave at 7 a.m. SHARP. (Time change please note!^ Bring $2.50 for gas and a lunch (drinks & corn-on- the-cob will be provided) as well as any plant problems, including specimens you want diagnosed. There are still a few seats left — call Iris English, ,758—3751 to reserve yours. AT THE LIBRARY: Two tions have arrived: and "Road & Track". borrowed. new magazine subscrip- "Canadian Farm Women" All magazines can be The first rehearsal this Fall for the NOTABLES will be held Tuesday, September 4th at 8:30 p.m. in the Elementary ing, Room 8. New members welcome, mark your calendars and don t miss first practise. FOR SALE: Fresh corn. $1 doz. Pick own. Bob Rasmussen. Ph. 758-3442. Build­Please our your Back-1 o-Schoo' Value! PANTY HOSE « ILLUSION PANTY HOUSE : in popular shades. REGULAR $2.25 pr. Sport Socks A good selection of Sport Socks in fancy and plain cuffs. Assorted shades as well as white with contasting trim. $2.95 & $3.95 Miller, CHILDREN’S WEAR 1 BASKET OF KIDDIES’ WEAR Including Sleepers. Sumner Play Wear, etc. Va PRICE! Kiddies Swim Suits in a variety of styles 1 COUNTER OF KIDDIES SUMMER CAPS AND SUN MATS IN ASSORTED STYLES. 1/2 Price Toddlers’ and infants HEADWEAR Girl’s Sun-Loving Swim Suits ************************* Priscilla Brockway is offering small group voice lessons for children in the elementary grades. Any parents interested in hav­ing their children enrolled ' for lessons should contact Mrs. Brockway right away, 758-6402. Lessons begin the 1st week of school. Family rates available. FOR SALE: 1978 Yamaha YZ 400, in good cond­ition. Asking $950 or best offer. Phone [phone]. MAGRATH CATERING SERVICE - for large and small functions. Phone [phone] or 758-6825 ÌOÌÌÌ£^ TOR BACKTÖ VrlLU\V SCHOOL€RS TUBE SOCKS with Men’s Tube Sport Socks in pack of 3 pair. White with color trim. 9 to 12. $9.95 SIZES: REG. White Tube Socks contrasting stripe on top SIZES: 10-12. JOGGER& Blue with grey Joggers in sizes for Children & Adults. REG. $19.95 SALE STRAWS Men's Straw Hats in Work & Western styles. Assorted colors. 1/2 PRICE 1 Basket of Joggers in White with Blue & Black trim. IT CHILLS THE BLOOD . The talk around the table at a sales executives’ luncheon turned to the question, “What’s the most frightening sound you know?” “A groan in the dark,” said one man, “when you know nobody’s there.” “I’d say the sudden buzz of a rattlesnake at your feet when you don’t have any boots on, said another man. i Finally, ah older member of the party grunted, 1 kiiow a sound worse than all yours put together. A long, low whistle coming from an auto mechanic underneath your car!” Visitors at the home of Mrs. Lucille Balderson during the weekend were her grand­daughter Linda and three great granddaughters of Calgary. Mrs. Bertha Passey, Mrs. Ollie Peirens, Mrs. Shirley Gerhan of Lomond and Mrs. Fern Lipskey of Sicamoose, B.C. have returned from a European holiday, visiting relatives in France and Belgium. Mr. and Mrs. W. (Lucy) Lingertat and family of Weston, Ontario are visiting rel­atives, guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pauliukaitis. They were also in attendance at the wedding of her niece, Elaine Paul and Cst. Rory Ross which was ah event of Saturday, August 25th. Mr. & Mrs.- Lawrence (ponna) Landy and Monte of Lakeside, California have been visit­ing relatives including their parents, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Wocknitz and Mrs. Mary landy. Mr. & Mrs. Rondo Robinson have had as their guests their daughters Mrs. Ririe Godfrey and children of Rexburg, Idaho; Mrs. Dawn McMann and son of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. Phyllis Nelson and family of San Renan, Calif, son-in-law and daughter Mr. & Mrs. Keith and Marion Wilde and family of Ottawa, Ont. granddaughter LaDawn and Russell Dalton of Seattle, Washington. While here they joined in celebrating Mr. Robinson's birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Wendell (Alice) Davies of Vancouver were renewing acquaintances and visiting relatives in Magrath during the weekend. Mrs. Davies is the former Alice Blumell of Magrath. Mrs. Grace Kadonaga has returned from Ottawa where she visited with her son-in­law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David Iwassa and family. THANK YOU: We would like to thank the Magrath Trading Company and all who came to our organ demonstration. We hope you enjoyed it. We look forward to another promotion in the fut­ure * Gary & Toni Stringam. NOTICE: Anyone interested in a car pool to the U. of L. call Koji at 758-6896 or Mike at 758-3743. NOTICE: Magrath U.C.W. will hold the opening Fall meeting Monday, September 10th at 7:30 p.m. in the United Church Hall. All interest­ed ladies welcome. Induction services for the Rev. Douglas Dunn will be held iii the Cardston United Church, Sunday, September 16th at 7:30 p.m. Congregations of the Cardston and Magrath United Churches to attend as well as all interested friends. - Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Law & family enjoyed a holiday to Provo, Utah visiting with Mr. & Mrs. Norman Law. They also enjoyed camping at Waterton Lakes on their return. Magrath-Lethbridge R.C.M.P. would like ro thank the following sponsors of the 1984 Golf Tournament, held at Magrath on August 14th: Amalgamated Beverages Ltd., Balog Auction Services Ltd., Bank of Montreal, Neal Bourne, Bridge Central Service & Towing Ltd. Chinook Beverages, Delicious Cafe, Family Hair Styles, Fortune Drive In, Fred Holzworth Excavating, Garden City Fertilizer! Green Acres Fertilizer, .-x-ay’s Garage, Wayne Harris, I.C.G. Liquid Gas Ltd., Lethbridge Brewery, Lethbridge Lodge, Magrath Lions Club Magrath Paint & Body, Magrath Phar­macy, Magrath Trading Co., Palliser Distillers Ltd., Perlich Bros. Auc­tion Mart Ltd., Raymond Auto Body, Raymond Motors, Sandman Inns, Mike Schneyder, Tanco, El Rancho Motor Hotel, T.N.T. Towing, Town of Magrath, Treasury Branch, Tyler's Gulf Oil. Special thanks to Phil Sheer for his contribution. SAVE 66%: 18 ft. of Insulated Metalbestos Fireplace/Woodstove flue, Insulated Tee, plus accessories. 758-6402 (Brockways). VOICE LESSONS: I have some time to take a couple more voice students. Anyone inter­ested in taking private lessons or forming a DUET or TRIO group voice lesson, phone immediately. Priscilla Brockway, 758-6402. AGES 2-4 YRS: Tiny Tots starting a new season 11. It will be every Tues. PARENTS OF CHILDREN Play School will be beginning September S'Thurs. from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. For further jnformation and to register your child please paone Lesa at 758-6493 before Sept. 6th. FOR SALE: 1 Western Guitar; Avon Bottle Collect- "'’i- Phone [phone] after6 p.m. FOR SALE: Waterbed with frame & legs, double bed size. $200. Wendy Coleman, 758-3495. ATTENTION: I am taking registrations for lessons on Piano, Organ ( grades 1-4) and woodwind instruments. Classes to begin in September. Lori Law. Phone [phone]. FOUND Lunch pail with container & spoon (on West side of town) Owner may claim by identifying. Ph. 758-6324. REMEMBER: Aerobic Classes start next week on Wednesday, Sept. 5th. Morning Classes to be Monday, Wednesday & Friday at 6 a.m. or Even­ing Classes Monday, Wednesday & Thursday at 9 p.m. Call Lynne Tanner for more informat­ion. Phone [phone]. NEW IN MAGRATH - Child Care provided by Lic­ensed Satellite Day Homes. Government Sub­sidy approved. For more information call 752­3919, Collect. Joan Harker. WANTED: Housewives to provide child care for licensed Satellite Day Homes. For more inf­ormation call Joan Harker, Collect, 752­3919. ’./ANTED: Reliable Babysitter for 3 year old boy to come to my home preferrably. Please phone Sally at 758-6678. WOMEN’S HOSPITAL AUXILIARY OPENING MEETING will be held Thursday, Sept. 6th at 2 p.m. at the Hospital. All are welcome. LACK TO SCHOOL BOYS' DENIM JEANS Slims G. W.G. Blue Jeans for Back-to- School wearing, and Regulars in Brand. Select your while the stock needs now is adequate. $19.95 - $29.9 SUITS Boys" knit. Sizes: S.M.L.XL. GYM SHORTS Boys’ Gym Shorts in Blue with White trim. Well tailored for an active season. Styled by Adidas. $11.95 & $14.95 Rugby Pants in Blue Soft fleecy lining. Boys’ Pullover Rgby Tops to netch style with hood. EACH PIECE *********************** GARAGE SA:E: Toys, house­hold items, baby clothes, new picnic table, etc. Tuesday, Sept. 4th, 4 to 9 p.m. at McKelveys, 3 blocks West of Bank of Montreal. FOR SALE: 1977 Ford Station Wagon, excell­ent condition, A/C, Radials. $2000. Phone Tokairin, 758-6896 * 3 bedroom house. Rent $350. Tokairin, 758-6896. WANTED TO RENT Phone TO COLLEGE - MUST SELL: 650 Yamaha Bike.Good condition. Appraised at ALSO - Audiovox GOING Motor $1100. First $650 takes, car stereo plus 40 watt booster & speakers. Value $500. First $200 takes. ALSO - Bench & weights - excellent condition. Early Christmas gift. First $199 takes. For all the above call Steve at 758-6896. NOTICE: University student would like ride to classes. Willing to share expenses. Call Karen Bennett, 758-3179. STORE CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. LABOR DAY Back-to-Scnool HOME PERMS Have a Home Perm before school starts. We carry Toni, Silkience, Hudnut, Rave’ $3.59 to $6.95 Health & Beauty Aids Lotion TEN-O-SIX Lotion for a lifetime of beautiful skin. 240 ml with bonus 60 ml bottle. g95 VALUE - $18.20 TEN-O-SIX PACK Lotion, Facial Scrub, Blushing Gel, Shower 2000 Super Lip Gloss. Styling Mousse ALBERTO MOUSEE STYLING FOAM: Extra body & full­ness, lasting style and support, silky, shiny softness. 150 g. ! .’*r. S L I K STYLING GEL Extra body formula with natural kerotin protein. 200 ml. ****************** BASEMENT SALE: Saturday, Sept. 1st - 9a.m. to 2 p.m. at the home of Shirley Edwards, 1^ blocks East of school Jungle Gym. Use East basement entry. 3 families combined. Many useful items, Children's items, toys, etc. MOTHERS OF HIGHLAND DANCERS - please check your children's Highland shoes. A very lovely and impressive Summer wedding was solemnized in Immanuel Lutheran Church, Leth­bridge Saturday, August 25, 1984, when Elaine Renee Paul, only daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Ewalt Paul of Magruth and Rory Garnet Ross, only son of Mr. & Mrs Garnet Ross of Haileybury, Ontario, were un­ited in marriage. Mrs. Donna Warnock at the organ for the processional "Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring" by Bach to wiu,. tl bride was escorted to the alter on the arm of her father. Pastor Mark Wenger performed the double ring marriage vows with scriptures and meditation. The bride, given in marriage by her mother and father, was attended by her friend Kari Olaf­son as maid of honor; her cousin Teri Paul as bridesmaid and Amy Robertson as flower girl. Attending the groom as best man was Cst. Claude Coupal with Cst. Bruce Robertson as groomsman. Jason Paul, cousin of the bride, was ringbearer. . Ushering duties were performed by Cst. Roland White and Cst. Ron Horie. Karen Hudson sang as a solo "Wedding Prayer" during the ceremony accompanied on the piano by Donna Warnock . Mrs. Warnock played as the organ recessional "Prelude: Love Divine" with the bride and groom leaving the church under a bridal arch formed by lances held by Constables Roland White, Ron Horie, Dennis Rcddin, Dale Halwas, Kelly Beilert and Brent Egar, with the congregation following. A wedding : eception and dance was held Sat­urday evening a'. Erickson's Family Restaurant. Alan Paul, brother of the bride, was Master of ceremonies for the occasion. Mrs. Susan Godionton, friend of the bride, attended the bridal register. Mr. Sieg Hermann, godfather of the bride, proposed the bridal toast with the groom resp­onding . Mr. Gus Paul, uncle of the bride, perform­ed a medley of favorite German songs on his accordian and Miss Karen Hudson sang "Perhaps Love" by John Denver, accompanied by Mrs. Warnock. Dancing to "The Two Of Us" concluded a very memorable and joyous occasion. Guests were present from Haileybury, Ont., Toronto, Ont,, Bentley, Edmonton, Stony Plain, Calgary, Fort McMurray and Olds in Alberta, Vancouver and Stewart in B. C. Cst. & Mrs. Ross will reside in Magrath where the groom is stationed with the R.C.M.P. and the bride will continue her university studies. Pinch end of big toe, if there is not inch without touching toe they are too small. Bring the shoes to me for shoe exchange as soon as possible. Highland starts the 1st of October. Alice Stevenson. MAGRATH & DISTRICT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS ITEM There may be businesses, which have not been contact­ed in our recent membership drive.’ If this is the case, please feel free to become a member, the cost is $20. Any individual may do the same by paying $6. We need your support. CHINOOK HEALTH UNIT - PRE NATAL CLASSES TO START SEPT. 11/84. To pre-register please phone [phone] any Tuesday, Wed­nesday or Thursday from 8:30 to 12, 1 to 4:30. NOTICE: Would like to do babysitting. On September 18, 1984, we would like to have an open meeting at which time we have two very sp­ecial presentations to make. Everyone is urged and very welcome to attend. The location will be announ ced at a later date. Contact any member for more information: Sue Kado, Irene Blumell, Neal Bourne, Wes Balderson, Gerry Henry, Peter Scott, Don Ripley 1 have taken the Red Cross babysitting course and love small children. Call or Darlene Holzworth. Gina Stringam, 758-6261. WOULD LIKE TO BUY: Hockey uniform for 5 year old boy. Wears 5-6 clothes. McKelveys. 758-3181 Mr. & Mrs. Rodney (June) Ririe are the proud parents of a son, Cody, 8 lb. 3 oz. born Wednesday, August 15, 1984. Pleased grandparents are Mrs. Gunnild Andersen Mr. & Mrs. Shelton Ririe all of Magrath. J I f T T-SHIRTS I DRESSES Lovely new Adina Dresses have arrived for Fall & Winter. Beautiful styles and shades. JACKETS Fall & Winter Jackets & Coats are now arriving. See the smart Melton cloths, combination Polyester/Corduroys, etc. in becoming fashions for the new season just ahead. Jeans Popular T Shirts for Back-To-School wear­ing in a host of be­. coming styles and shades. Short and . long sleeves in plains, patterns & stripes. Back-To-School Specials See the Sale Rack of Misses & Ladies Sportswear - Tops, Blazers, Slacks & Blouses. Co-Ordinates in Skirts, Slacks, Tops, Jackets. Vi PRICK 'Ihoggs Ladies & Misses, Boys & Girls in assorted styles We have a good selection of Back-To-School Jeans in an assortment of styles for Girls and Misses in plain and belted models. Sweaters New Fall & Winter Sweaters in ---Z Pull^.^a-o and Cardigans. Wools, Blends and ' Knits in Plains, Stripes and patterns. Smartly styled to co-ordinate with your Jeans, Skirts & Slacks. See them soon if you are looking for new Sweaters for Fall We have just receiced a new Fall Ship­ment of MINI­WORLD Dresses for Little Girls Infant to Size 12 Back to School Pork Site Spareribs MEATY. . . 525 Round Roast BEEF. . . fi4« BARBECUE Wieners bulk. Q5Ö POlli CutlOtS TENDER. ••. Side Bacon OLYMPIC. 248 ***************************************************************************************** Three new Bishops and six Counsellors were sustained during Sacrament Services in the Magrath L.D.S. Wards Sunday. In the Magrath First Ward, Brook Harker was sustained as Bishop with Greg Strong and Monte Thomson as Counsellors. Retiring are Bishop Ray Stevenson and Counsellors David Lowry and Merlin Harrison. Wesley Balderson was sustained as Bishop of the Magrath Second Ward. His Counsellors are George Taylor and DeLynn Jensen. Retiring are Bishop Bob West and Counsellors Robert Wocknicz and David ’ Blumell. The new Third Ward Bishopric has Watson Ririe sustained as Bishop and his Counsellors are Ricks Smith and Burns Alston. Retiring Bishopric is Bishop Tom Karren and Counsellors Gaelynd Pilling and Douglas Salmon. LADIES CLOSING GOLF SOCIAL - will be held Wednesday, September 5th. TIME: 4 to 5 p.m. Fun Golf. Polt Luck Supper. Presentation of League Awards and trophies. FOUND: 5 Holstein steer calves with ear tags. Owner please contact Kay Neilson, Phone [phone]. (District Home Economist - cont.) open Monday through Friday, 6 a.m. to 2 p.m (our time) until September 30th. Publications are available at my office called "Jams, Jellies & Other Preserves" ‘ and incluses some recipes on sugarless jam. "Using Honey for Canning & Preserving" may also.be of iterest. For your copies call 653-4848 or drop into my Cardston office. THE MAGRATH TRADING COMPANY WILL REMAIN CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, LABOR DAY. The measure of a man's real character is what he would do if he knew he would never be found out. DISTRICT HOME ECONOMIST NEWS ITEM For all you jam makers, there's a new product on the market which may interest you - CERTQ LIGHT. Here are some answers to questions I have been getting about this product. WHAT IS CERTO LIGHT - it is a type of pectin that can be used to make jam with 1/3 less sugar and more fruit than traditional jams. Currently five kinds of jam can be made with Certo Light­strawberry, raspberry, plum, peach and pear. More recipes will be tested this summer. How does the keeping quality of Certo Light jams compare to that of traditional jams? Jams made from Certo light contain less sugar than traditional jams and may be more suscept­ible to mold growth. A representative from General Foods said that Certo Light jams have a shelf life of a year like traditional jams. The difference is that boiling water bath pro­cessing is recommended for Cero. Light jams. A paraffin seal is also acceptable but the method of sealing the two-piece lids by fill­ing the jSrs to 1/8 inch from the top and imm­ediately putting on the lid to allow the heat from the jam to seal the jar is not recommended. The representative said they believe consumers do not sterilize jars and lids properly. Be­cause of this, a little more care is required for Certo Light jams. Another difference be­tween Certo Light and traditional jams is that the Certo Light products fades more quickly. Why do the Certo Light instructions recommend inverting the jars after 2 hours to suspend the fruit? If the fruit begins to float, the jars can be inverted to prevent this. The seal would be formed after 2 hours and inverting the jars would not endager the seal. Due to the higher proportion of fruit in the Certo Light product, the jam is thicker and sets faster. Traditional Certo jams rec­ipes call for 5 minutes of stirring and skimm­ing once the fruit is removed from the heat after its 1 minute boil. This step allows the fruit mixture to cool slightly and to pre­vent floating fruit. Certo Light does not have this step in the instructions. Certo has a HOTLINE available to consumers who have questions about their recipes or prod­ucts. The toll free number is 1-800-268-7808 Foists Chips OLD Back to School SAVINGS! Peanut Butter SQUIRREL 1 kg 2M Soft Drinks canned pop w.f. 3/89' DUTCH 200 g 99c Heinz Ketchup 1 L 289 Miracle Whip kraft 500 mi 1” 599 White Tuna CLOVER LEAF 198 g 019 1 L 98c 59c Fruit Cocktail W F 1" Produce SaleT Dole Bananas 88c Oranges 88* s kg J74 Peaches b.c 130 ■ /ko Green Cabbage LOCAL k55c lettuce B C LJ ■» • « *